DBerio 1.0 is out. Get it from the Mac App Store on Mac or the Microsoft Store on Windows.
If you build apps with AI, manage the database with DBerio
These days you can describe an app to AI and get working code, and more people are building their own services through vibe coding. Most of these AI-built apps store their data in MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite or Redis. Supabase runs on PostgreSQL, so it counts too.
Once an app is running, sooner or later you need to open the data and fix something by hand. Each database comes with its own management tool, so the more projects you have, the more programs you end up installing. DBerio lets you manage all five of these databases in one app.
What you can do in 1.0
- Manage five databases on one screen. Browse tables, write queries and change table structure in the same place.
- Add, edit and delete rows right in the grid. No SQL needed: double-click a cell, change the value and save.
- See the SQL before a table structure change runs.
- The same screens on Windows and macOS.
Features that protect your connections and production servers
- Passwords are stored in the macOS Keychain or Windows Credential Manager and never written to the settings file.
- SSH tunnels and TLS connections are supported.
- Connections marked as production turn the tab and status bar red, so you can tell them apart at a glance.
- Redis keys are listed only with the SCAN command, so the server doesn't freeze even with many keys.
- Large results load in pages, and you can cancel a running query at any time.
- The app has no sign-up, login, usage analytics, crash reporting or ads.
Download
- Mac: Mac App Store
- Windows: Microsoft Store
If something is inconvenient or you need a feature, let us know at dberio@reply.codesand.co.kr. We'll take it into account for the next update.